Factor Info
| ID | 173607 |
| Size | 1127 digits / 3743 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 30384114828147948286477695664653353100187928048619543718990419249104961500112562726843662062251931998335859915990176443784713951856862086820846984703860106057494286849002283356025317001794118937231723016964836227286044696309972974841049972867341962389694728505278887017684259076736008965988688136179998469683922059865517184434041430425622035141286502516487955230794466696336271238657136659867043707235261507361318947821920299249840214251273080294982403246618429657817767430814646148492297500743769780226931456205675991336093560621335460757099666294895216806535489066835522855382825493099088473565855598099528255645254001030855027111013035663806476633344225121546697378447110687928811017067452662946125944559278292618172415613742722817217748322208634534115813564855308934961615511514141504147684302058404109173387099066297084469036234321535947248425930000875733716059631345246730899662425372562461968613765779988817808925031415583774634039284061928229213035333897785051157834655869478995751398817388180259967665477017007246117537619665620980733331871375644688094170348207779893591159727443325967934593973876502707958263998002421 |
Factorizations
Primary factorization keeps track of the smallest (known) prime factor. Secondary factorizations are old results kept when a new smaller prime factor is found, which occasionally happens with ECM.